It's been a very long day. I'm still waiting on the other doe to kindle her litter, but in the meanwhile the first litters have opened their eyes and are binkying all over their cage. It appears the two chinchilla babies are both bucks and the Angora baby is a doe. I wound up removing the Holland Lop peanut so there is just one baby remaining in that litter, a black tort. The mother has been acting strangely lately, so I hope she's alright.
I haven't palpated anyone else lately, I've just been a little busy. The rabbitry will be completely re-organized to a place outside of the barn. I'm still working out the details, but it will likely involve the partial removal of the poultry pen currently in place. However, everything must be done in it's time and according to available funds. At the moment, both are tight. Meanwhile I need to try and get those additional stacks completed so I can move rabbits out of the barn to begin cleaning them up and cleaning the barn out. I'll likely use the barn for storage rather than housing. It will be better for me and better for the rabbits I think.
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